An employer cannot "fine" an employee for being late. An employer is required to pay an employee for all hours worked. An employee can file an...

No attorney can properly respond without reviewing the CC&R's as filed. Please find a competent experienced real estate attorney and make an...

When a residential tenant remains in possession or holds over after expiration or termination of the tenancy and has the landlord's consent to...

For collection of debt on an account, where there is an agreement in writing, the statute of limitations is 10 years. (Refer to §516.10(1).)

a) you can file a unpaid wages claim online with the Missouri and Federal Departments of Labor, and b) you should make an appointment with a local...

Without reviewing the title history documents, no attorney can provide you a definitive answer. However, if title is held by a husband and wife, a...

Your question is a bit ambiguous, but assuming that your lease is now month to month, if you delivered written notice to quit/terminate one month...

Based upon the limited facts stated and assuming that you are a union member, you will need to exhaust the union grievance procedure.

An attorney would need to read your lease to provide a fact based opinion. If so, you would likely need to sue the landlord for breach of lease.

You should find a local consumer protection attorney, so that they can review your documents and advise you as to your options.